Unlisted by Kenneth Cole mens Slim Fit Checks and Stripes (Patterned) dress shirts, Grey/Medium Blue, 16 -16.5 Neck 32 -33 Sleeve Large US

I get tonnes of compliments when I wear this to work. Currently one of my favorite shirts. I have 2 colors and will purchase the others. Def recommend (just don't do like me and order the wrong sleeve length lol)

I'm 6'2", 190 lbs, skinny neck and long arms. Wear a 42L jacket. Ordered 16-16.5/36-37 in this shirt. There are lots of different opinions about the fit in other reviews, and after wearing the shirt, I can see why. This shirt does not seem like a true "slim fit." But it does seem slimmer than a billowy regular fit. It's as though this was designed as a tight-fitting shirt for a body builder. Shoulders are broad, armpits are roomy, but it certainly wasn't baggy on me. For me, it will work as a dress shirt, but I'd feel more comfortable wearing it under a slim-fitting sportcoat. Aside from the fit, the quality is very good, and the price can't be beat.

Nice shirt - read the reviews for sizing and it seems spot on. Shirt looks great with a suit but could also wear it with jeans/regular pants for informal occasions. I ordered the black but was out of stock so switched it to the purple - which I'm glad i did. Might order a few more for other colors because you can't beat the price. Depending on the shirt size I'm usually a 16, bought the 16 1/2 and first perfect.

It's always a gamble what "slim fit" means - what I'd hoped for was the "slightly fitted" variety of "slim fit" or in other words an "athletic fit" shirt... Standard size but with the waist taken in a bit. I found that for me, they are definitely a bit small in the back relative to the size in a "standard" fit and thus the sleeves seem a little short but if you're used to typical "modern" or "slim" fits this one seems pretty generous everywhere else. That can be a good or bad thing I suppose.So to summarize the fit... I'm an average semi-athletic guy looking for a standard fit shirt with a tapered waist, and I found this shirt unexpectedly small in the shoulders and unexpectedly large in the waist. It honestly just fits like a shirt that's a half size down from the collar size. It's a little less billowy in the waist than a standard fit shirt but not much, and definitely smaller in the back/shoulders.On the other hand, it's nice wrinkle-free material and for the price (around twenty bucks) this shirt is a steal and I bought every color they had in my size to wear for work.

This shirt is a slim fit for an obese man, perhaps. I’m 5’11 and 181 pounds and this thing is way too big. Tried to shrink it down in the wash to no avail. It’s a bigger fit than normal cut dress shirts I buy. Waste of money.

I've been wearing Kenneth Cole Reaction dress shirts for years. While they aren't skin tight slim, they certainly are slimmer than the usual classic fit shirts. Knowing that about the brand, I thought I would take a chance on these. I am sorry to say they fit more like classic fit shirts than they do slim fit shirts. However, at $12 a shirt it's worth it if you have a good tailor who can take them in a little (or a lot). Beyond the fit, they are put together well and should last awhile. I haven't experienced easy wrinkling. They stay looking sharp, just wish they were a little slimmer out of the box.

I'm always concerned with buying clothes on Amazon. The shirts that I bought were not really slim fit at all. They did not taper even a bit. I usually just order one and then test it out but it seemed like the reviews stated that the shirts were good but I honestly feel that I am swimming in the shirt. The material is also incredibly thin and the strings were hanging in several places. I struggled with not giving this just one star but because I am actually going to be able to wear them to work I gave them a second star.

I purchase this shirt in the grey color, in size 17-17.5 x 32/33, which is the size I typically wear in a dress shirt. I wear a 46R suit jacket and have a 36-inch waist. If you have a 17-in neck, this short will fit comfortable with the top button closed, but would be a bit snug around a 17.5 in. neck. This shirt fits my build very well in that the shoulders fall where they should, with ample room for movement, and there is not an abundance of material around the waist. The sleeve length is good, and there are 2 buttons on each cuff. On the largest button, the the cuff is wide enough to allow for wear of a watch. I wear an Omega Speedmaster that has a high profile, and the cuff fits comfortably over the watch. The collar stays are permanent on this shirt, and there is no pocket for collar stays. I like to use the metal stays w/ magnets to keep my collars in place, especially when wearing with a suit jacket or sports coat, but the collar is stiff and looks neat. The fabric is lightweight, resists wrinkles, and is very easy to iron. I generally wear Brooks Brothers 1818 and 346 shirts, and I would say this Kenneth Cole shirt is comparable to a Brooks Brothers 346 shirt in a Regent fit, but at a 1/3 the price. After laundering the shirt, the sleeve length appeared to shirt about an inch, so the cuff was no longer visible when wearing a suit jacket or sport coat. In any event, like this shirt so much, that I purchased a second one, also in the grey color.

Being unfamiliar with the brand, I simply ordered according to the neck/sleeve measurements. When the shirt arrived, I noticed the alphabetical size printed on the packaging was M (which is not stated online) for 15"-15.5" Neck 32"-33" Sleeve. I was concerned it might be big, as S is what husband takes for most other brands (Banana Republic, Nautica, Colombia, FYR). Turns out this shirt fits him nicely - it's a little loose around the chest but not too much to look like loose fit. So my guess the 14-14.5 neck (which should be S) would fit like a true slim fit on him. I'm keeping this size as I got it for a good price. Something I do not like is the sharp needle pins that they use in holding the folded shirt in shape. I did not know how many there were supposed to be, so I had to be careful as that I removed all of them before putting the shirt to wash.

I wasn't sure what to expect buying a slim-cut dress shirt online- totally worth it! I've never had a dress shirt fit me properly before so I was very surprised. I'm used to "regular cut" shirts that bunch up at the back and look like they're two sizes too big. This shirt is a great fit for slim to athletic guys! The only detractors I would have are that it is a little snug in the collar but nothing crazy. ALSO despite what another commenter has stated this shirt is NOT wrinkle resistant (never iron).

The shirt is actually the Kenneth Cole "Unlisted" collection, as per the picture (not the Kenneth Cole Reaction line). I've had other Reaction shirts and they are OK - not great, but decent quality and the "slim" fit is actually quite slim. This "Unlisted" shirt was essentially a standard (i.e., baggy) fit. The fabric itself is quite thin, as befitting the low price. Although the shirt looked OK, it's not one I would want to wear routinely (primarily due to the fit) and thus returned for refund.

Shirt is very nice and quality seems fine, although very thin material...but I ordered this because I wanted a slim fit. It is not a slim fit..... I have many other slim fits I ordered through Amazon that fit perfect but this one had very wide waste, for someone with a beer belly...... all bunched up on me in the waste because the fit in not slim.....

These are NOT slim fit. Very large for the size, makes you look huge. Not flatering. Misleading description. 16.5 32-33 is way oversized.